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AAPM Task Group 329: reference dose specification for dose calculations: dose‐to‐water or dose‐to‐muscle?

Kry et al., 2020

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15884174719219542906
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Kry S
Feygelman V
Balter P
Knöös T
Charlie Ma C
Snyder M
Tonner B
Vassiliev O
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Medical physics

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Linac calibration is done in water, but patients are comprised primarily of soft tissue. Conceptually, and specified in NRG/RTOG trials, dose should be reported as dose‐to‐ muscle to describe the dose to the patient. Historically, the dose‐to‐water of the linac …
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